[annadiru]

There is so much to love about this book. I read it twice, back to back. It's probably one of the more concept-dense books you'll read from the period, but unlike lots of scifi lit stross wrote a very solid story that's worth reading in it's own right.

Another good book by Stross that doesn't get much love is Saturn's Children. it has the same inventivness and story-telling prowess. the most outrageous elements of the story are the very glue that make the whole thing more tractable.

[pfdietz]

How did you like the sequel?

[myhf]

Neptune's Brood is really good. It's set in the same universe as Saturn's Children but without the Heinlein-tribute sexpot focus. It takes a lot of concepts from "Debt: The First 5000 Years" and extrapolates them to the next 5000 years.

[aspectmin]

I lovved Neptune’s Brood. I’ve listened to it in audiobook form probably 10x

[annadiru]

I havent managed to get my hands on the sequel =(